When asked back for a job interview and to "bring references" what do they mean?

Question

Do they mean bring the phone numbers and locations of your rerefences or to bring reference letters from the people you worked with???

Answer 1

look prepared and take both. They usually call to follow up on letters anyway.

Answer 2

It means you have to take your references with you to the intervew.

Ha...just kidding.

Go to the link below and about 3/4 of the way down, there is a link to a pdf file where you can see exactly what a "references page" should look like.

Example of References is the name of the link

Answer 3

Both Names and Phone Numbers all Current, Check the phone numbers and make sure that your references know that they should expect a call for their reference for you.

Answer 4

If you are asked back for an interview the following could be possible
1.They have several rounds and u cleared the last one,but expect this only in big companies
2.The last guy they selected rejected their offer

Take reference letters from your previous employers,keep it real not tooo full of praise.Keep expectations realistic.
The people who interview you are as much in need of you as you are of them so stay confident and pray that only the right thing should happen.
All the best

Answer 5

Name and phone list.

Bring professional and personal references.

Answer 6

Names and numbers. Unless they asked for actual letters.

Answer 7

name/phone but if you have letters feel free to bring them

Answer 8

They probably mean names and contact info of people who can confirm your past job experience, if any. They usually exclude family.